DBS, NR, Configuration Invalid

Contents


1   AlarmDescription

The alarm is raised when the Geographical Network Redundancy (GeoRed) configuration is invalid.

Table 1    DBS, NR, Configuration Invalid Alarm Causes

Alarm Cause

Description

Fault Reason

Fault Location

Impact

Two preferred clusters

Both clusters are configured as preferred.

Both clusters are configured to be the preferred cluster, which is invalid.

Network Redundancy Configuration

Data is not synchronized with the peer cluster.

Mismatching peer cluster IDs

The configured cluster ID and used cluster ID of the peer cluster do not match.

The cluster ID used by the peer cluster when communicating does not match with the peer cluster ID in the configuration.

Table 2    Alarm Attributes

Attribute Name

Attribute Value/Interpretation

Major Type

193

Minor Type

918533

MO Class

DbsService

Source

DbsvDirector

Specific Problem

DBS, NR, Configuration Invalid

Event Type

QUALITYOFSERVICEALARM

Probable Cause

frequencyHoppingFailure (74)

Perceived Severity

MAJOR

Additional Information

Both clusters are configured as preferred,


Peer cluster's configured cluster id and used cluster id do not match

2   Procedure

2.1   Handle Alarm DBS, NR, Configuration Invalid

Prerequisites

Steps

  1. Check the additionalInfo attribute of the alarm.
  2. Select action according to the attribute text:
    • If Both clusters are configured as preferred, proceed with Section 2.2.
    • If Peer cluster's configured cluster id and used cluster id do not match, proceed with Section 2.3.

2.2   Handle Both Clusters Are Configured as Preferred

Steps

  1. Decide which cluster is to remain preferred; choose only one.
  2. Change the preferredCluster attribute of the NetsharedConfig class to false in the other clusters.
  3. Is the alarm cleared?

    Yes: Job is completed.

    No: Consult the next level of maintenance support. Further actions are outside the scope of this Operating Instruction.

2.3   Handle Peer Cluster's Configured Cluster ID and Used Cluster ID Do Not Match

Steps

  1. Make sure that the dbsNetsharedPeerClusterId attribute matches the cluster ID set in the peer cluster (DbsNetsharedClusterId) at installation time.

    Query the attributes with the following commands:

    • immlist dbsNetsharedPeerClusterId=1,dbsNetsharedConfigId=1
    • immlist dbsCfgAttr=DbsNetsharedClusterId,dbs=vDicosDBSvSite
    Note:  
    If the DbsNetsharedClusterId attribute is not defined, the default setting of 0 applies.

  2. Is the alarm cleared?

    Yes: Job is completed.

    No: Consult the next level of maintenance support. Further actions are outside the scope of this Operating Instruction.